Joseph is a film director and producer
And the co-founder of Silicon Gothic
After undertaking multiple shorts in different genres, he is now undertaking long-form work in the thriller and gothic comedy genre
Additionally, Joseph has been awarded funding from a number of organisations including the BFI NETWORK, NYFA and GENERA.
SHORT FILMS
ON IN 15
ON IN 15
Director (2020)
WORKSHOP
ON IN 15
Director (2020)
MEXED
THE SOLDIER'S POST
Producer (2021)
THE SOLDIER'S POST
THE SOLDIER'S POST
THE SOLDIER'S POST
Co-Director (2023)
FINAL PARADE
THE SOLDIER'S POST
THE SIKH SOLDIER
Director
(showing at festivals, release in 2024)
THE SIKH SOLDIER
THE SOLDIER'S POST
THE SIKH SOLDIER
Co-Director and Co-Writer
(showing at festivals, release in 2024)
DENMARK DOESN'T EXIST
DENMARK DOESN'T EXIST
Director and Writer
(showing at festivals, release in 2025)
BLACK SAMPHIRE
DENMARK DOESN'T EXIST
Executive Producer
(showing at festivals, release in 2025)
DOG RUN
DOG RUN
Associate Producer
(Released on Apple TV, 2024)
FEATURE FILMS
BLACK SAMPHIRE
Executive Producer
(filming 2025)
MITTLEWIG COVE
Co-Director and Executive Producer
(filming 2025)
SNAPSHOT
SNAPSHOT
Director
(currently in post production, release 2025)
ABOUT
Joseph is an independent filmmaker based in London and the Midlands, UK.
His current and previous work have screened at Bafta-qualifying film festivals, such as Raindance, Encounters, Aesthetica, and Carmarthen Bay Film Festival. Joseph has had the pleasure to make projects starring Batfa-winner Jess Ransom and the legendary Bafta-nominated Stephen Fry.
He has been awarded film funding from BFI NETWORK, NYFA and GENERA, and now works closely with executive producer Lucas A. Ferrara.
Joseph co-founded Window Zebra Productions in 2019 and headed up its narrative production. He left the company in 2022 in order to set up Silicon Gothic Films, where as co-founder he produces narrative work that highlights environmental damage and social issues in modern British society.
He has tutored for Iconic Steps and the NYFA, and previously sat on the NYFA’s Industry Board that aimed to promote young filmmaking talent in the UK.
Joseph Archer
(trying to look serious and directory-like, making the photo black and white helped)